1. Wrong -- Special teams

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Special teams looked like a sloppy mess, which is a drastic contrast from how the unit performed in the first two preseason games. Considering most special teams are backups, and long shots fighting to make the 53-man roster it is possible that the pressure of next week's cuts got to them, creating a distraction. But good NFL players play better when the pressure is increased. Special teams coordinator Darren Rizzi has some work to do.

Special teams looked like a sloppy mess, which is a drastic contrast from how the unit performed in the first two preseason games. Considering most special teams are backups, and long shots fighting to make the 53-man roster it is possible that the pressure of next week's cuts got to them, creating a distraction. But good NFL players play better when the pressure is increased. Special teams coordinator Darren Rizzi has some work to do.